We are deep into Fall, but newly-engaged Freida Pinto was bringing back summers pastel trend while attending the first Social Justice Summit in Milwaukee with Nō Studios on Monday (November 18).
The Indian actress’ love for colour and print were both on display wearing an chic suit from Petar Petrov’s Resort 2020.
I love the designers powerful approach to tailoring, and how the vibe an ’80s rework, without feeling dated.
Padded shoulders that accentuate the boxy shape of the blazer without overwhelming Freida’s petite frame was quite an impressive feat.
The other part of this look which caught my eye was the polka dot blouse. Mostly because of the exaggerated tie-neck collar which hangs nonchalantly.
Black Ann Taylor shoes, and jewels from Graziela Gems, EFFY, Rachel Katz and Anita Ko completed her look.
Credit: Vogue.com & Instagram
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Anyone old enough will recognize Daisy Duck/Minnie Mouse shoes. They look better on cartoons.
This outfit is too pretty for those shoes!
Ankles up all yes. Love the draped pussy bow.
I actually really like this look with the cream and polka dot. the one thing that is letting this look down is the black booties
She makes it look pretty good actually. I dont usually like white and cream together like this…but Im not hating it here.
The shoes are ug however.
yep! cant stand the shoes
Why are the pants so short? Were they hemmed incorrectly? They do not look like they are a style that should be ankle length. And of course, being the length that they are the pants highlight the ugly shoes. I like the blouse but not with the suit.
This was fine until I got to the too short pants (the model’s pants are fab) and the hoof shoes.
Freida carries this look surprisingly well, but the shoes are too much. I’d prefer something simpler.
I was loving it all until I got to the shoes, this horse shoe style is just ugly and black shoes in general were too harsh for this outfit even with the black polka dots. Maybe black sandals would have been cool but a matching pistachio? shade or silver pumps would have worked nicely.